Pepsi have released many soccer commercials, all including the most influential footballers of the time. With the World Cup in South Africa just around the corner, have Pepsi caught the true spirit of the Greatest Stage for the Greatest Game?
The best football fans in the world travel around the globe to follow their favorite teams throughout Europe, South America, and Africa. In General the soccer fans outside of the United States are much more fanatical. The national team of England has always been known for having obsessive fans who are liable to start riots and fights if they are unhappy or their team loses. Soccer is a big deal in England and with... read article
The Italy national football team represents Italy in international football competition.They are the current World Champions, having won the 2006 FIFA World Cup. it is the second most successful national team in the history of the World Cup.
Edgar Davids takes his team of Street Legends on a tour of Europe and Africa to battle against the best local teams. Who will be the undisputed rulers of the streets? The undefeated Street Legends travel to the Westway, London to take on the finest street soccer players the city has to offer. Michael Essien comes to support Edgar and the team in battle.
Are you looking for the best football (soccer) stadiums in the world? Here is a list of seven that are thought to be the best in the world. Maybe you can catch a soccer game at one sometime!
Nou Camp, Spain made the list. Nou Camp is in Barcelona Spain. It's the home to FC Barcelona. Nou Camp is the largest stadium in Europe. It seats 118,000 people.
He has had disagreements with many of the people around him. His stint in Europe was not as successful as many had hoped it would be but there is no doubt Juan Roman Riquelme is a talented footballer who has had a illustrious career. Recently publicized rifts between him and the Boca fans have resurfaced old ones with striker Palermo and now it looks like Riquelme's Boca day's are numbered. Will he be gone at the end of the season?
Not at all, its getting caught up in the moment which makes the game exciting.
Don't really care. I'm comfortable with my body because I'm benching serious weights.
I hope they change the law back because it was the only time my wife didn't give me grief for watchin football.
After Tevez's penalty this weekend, he celebrated by taking his shinguard out which held the name of his daughter "Flop" (a whole other question will be devoted to that). In the past few years, FIFA have deemed that the removal of a jersey or the wearing of a specialized T-shirt underneath the jersey is a premeditated celebration and therefor unsportsmanlike, worthy of a yellow card. Are FIFA taking the rules a bit too far or do we need to monitor this?
